Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-09

Mir, H. N. Lsbsree vss in from the Minerva ranchi onIthe Sassbe flats, to- day. If hard work. we'll directed energy and ludiclous expenditure of money csn accomplish anything in southern Arizona the Minerva ranch will show it.
 Mir. Russell shipped lot of second grade ore to-day, to Socorro, from the Tommy Garrett mine, owned by himself and Mir. Nicely, and he will give this quality a working test. The rich but small streak still gives ore that IS worth three dollars per pound.
 The Star has learned that Col. 0. F. Head, of Prescott, who was 6 candidate for Delegate to Congress against Col. .. c. Bean, is now confined st Stockton, Oslifornis, suffering with softening of the brain, Col Heads many warm friends ID this portion of Arizona wIll receive this news with sincere sorrow.
 As near ss can be learned. there has been 8 serious disagreement. be- tween Brother DUnnelly. the leader of the Holiness Band here, and about four-fiftbs of the Band. The matter has gone to such lengths that the majority refuse to attend his services, and it looks now as If he would be compelled for lack of moral support to abandon his crusade sgslEst Satan in this city.-Tombstone ProspectOr.
 The old Colonel has four. instead of three. warehouses, besides his regular business house, and Is ready to fill half dozen more, If it be necessary to make the country safe. The wRrum darum still lives, but the grandmother put down her No. l2 foot with solemn vigor the other dIy with & sharp "Sie Kommt" and the lichtputzscherr at once apbled of into a secluded corner and vept, while everything else was slles wurst.
 Meriosn horse thieves are still oper. sting in the Sulpher Spring valley On Thursday last they stole four horses from the Erie Cattle Go. and on Saturday three from Dave Haviland. The animals belonging to the Erie Cattle Company have five inch bar brand on both thighs. Ha, viland's horses are described ss ( bay and brown mare and a dun pony. A pursuing party chased the thieves ss far as the Chiricahu6 Cattle Compsny's ranch, where the trail was lost.-Tombstone Prospector
 Mir. and Mrs. O, G. Aldridge desire tc return their most grateful thanks to tho many kind friends who rendered suct appreciated assistance aud extended SC many kindnesses during their recent sad bereavement; to Mir. and Mrs. W. P Woods, Mir. and Mrs. Robert Harrison Mrs. Miles Clifford, Mrs. Castle, Mrs Philips, Mrs. E. B. Clifford and otherl | for their unsslhsh services; to Rev. F, W Downs for the consoling words express ed st the funeral. and to all who con- tributed by attentions or their presence st the funeral.
 Mir. Pedro J. Aguirre is now located in San Diego. and has accepted re sponsible position with the Interna- tional Company of Mexico. This com psny has large concessions from thu | Mexican government, particularly II Lower California, and two tiourishini colonies are already ID existence in th, latter state. They have line of steam CTS running from San Diego to Ensenadl and will soon put Sn additional line oI to Mazstlsn and other Mexican ports or the Pacific. NIT. Aguirre's intimst knowledge of the Spanish language snt high business qualification render hi services of great value to the company